On Aug 19, 2011, at 2:09 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
But I will say this about the large models, the power supplies are
absolutely dreadful. They die more frequently than the drives.
Unfortunately, this seems to be a common problem.
I've found the lacie
external drives to be of excellent
The simple fact of the matter is that most windows software does use
tab and arrow keys to access things, so when one doesn't, it feels
broken to folks who are used to the tab/arrow approach. Much like
apple tries to enforce certain standards for developers working on
osx, because folks
Have you tried a google search for knx and listen? It will almost
always turn up a web site/feed where you can listen online.
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The url is:
http://player.radio.com/player/RadioPlayer.php?
version=1.2.12495station=95
A pain to find, (at least in the source, but there it is, give that a
try.
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And, if it truly claims the feed is only for the us, there's ways
around that too, a simple script to forward the page, and feed back
the url would solve that problem nicely, though I doubt it's
necessary in this case.
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This is pretty cool. Some scientists have now managed to recover and
play back some of the earliest recordings from the inventor of the
telephone. It's quite a good read, give it a look.
http://news.yahoo.com/alexander-graham-bell-recordings-
played-1880s-210138693.html
I'm guessing you're stuck with it. Just like vo says header level 1,
or header level 2 when you use the h1 /h1 and h2 /h2 tags,
it's built-in, so your out of luck.
I don't bother with blockquotes, I just separate the quotes with P
tags, then quote them myself using standard double quote
KYW is an AM newsradio station based in Philadelphia, though I don't
know if they have an internet feed anywhere. I'm not in that area
anymore (haven't been in many years) but I'd wager they're still
around. Fairly decent station for news, it's all news all the time.
hth.
Ok, never mind, KYW was already mentioned.
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nvda is open source, it can't be taken away from the market, unless
they somehow withdraw every single copy of the source they ever
distributed. Not possible.
And, even if they do, there's nothing stopping someone else from
forking the source, and starting another version.
No worries on
Uhh, I must correct one misconception in this email.
Ms *did* produce a screen reader years ago.
At that time, a few screenreader manufacturers blew their top,
threatened all sorts of legal action, and (surprisingly enough) ms
caved.
They didn't toss their efforts entirely though, they turned
Mac has no problem sharing data with the mac, and vice versa. On
windows, you need to specifically share the folders in question where
you want to put things you want to share, (right clicking on the file
folder in windows explorer allows you to set the sharing status) and
on mac, as long
These sorts of things are exactly why I don't purchase domains from
anyone but myself. And, also why I don't use prehosted blog sites.
You can install wordpress anywhere, it doesn't have to be on their
servers, and you can handle your own domains, no reason to pay anyone
to hand over a
Interesting Martin. You mention that the 2 Meter band goes from 144
to 148 here, but then that means my little handheld radio I bought at
Radio shack some 10+ years ago is a bit more than it claims. It goes
from 144 all the way up to somewhere beyond 163 or so. Any idea why
it was
On May 24, 2012, at 12:10 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi Travis
I can confirm the 2 meter amateur band is 144 to 148 MHZ in the
Americas. What you'll probably find above that range is PMR,
(Public Mobile Radio).
Ahh, that is probably quite accurate, used to listen to police, fire,
I always wondered why nobody ever built a box that could read these
closed caption streams. I realize that to some, this would seem
silly, if you can hear the dialog, then why use the cc being read via
computer? Well, I'm thinking more in the vain of foreign language
broadcasts that have
I used the c64 myself, my brother had one, and although I don't
remember what the name of the speech synthesizer was called, I do
remember that it cost 60 bucks, and came on a cartridge, so you had
to plug the cartridge into the keyboard, then anything that came up
on the screen would
Gordon, it seems their standard operating procedure is the same no
matter what product you're talking about. I'd bought a used braille
printer (a versapoint bp some or other) and freedom scientific/blazie
had just bought enabling technologies, the original makers of that
particular model
Don't know if this is still up for testing, but if it is, it's not
working. :)
Server is not responding. :)
I've very often considered creating something similar, having a show,
or something like it. Only thing is, I'm horrible with deadlines,
and I'd never be able to keep to a schedule.
Ahh, yes, it works just fine now. I use quicktime, but it works with
the itunes link, so all is good.
Just thought you'd like to know.
It sounds ok, though I expected better quality now that we have a
10MBPS connection, but such is life. :)
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I read an article somewhere (can't remember where, maybe science
news) describing the process of patching the transatlantic cable.
They used a ship (a rather large one) and it had hooks that dropped
down to the bottom of the ocean, grabbed both ends of the broken
cable, and brought it up
Thanks for the mp3 link.
Anyone these days who thinks their internet surfing is their own needs
a reality check. There's absolutely no way to completely cover your
tracks. You can make it harder though. Generally I use lynx on a
linux box when doing most of my internet searches. I tell
On Nov 2, 2013, at 6:16 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I count myself extremely lucky and I don't mind admitting that I
just happened to be in the very right place at the very right time,
there was someone I knew who was going to do away with his Voice
Sense, he'd switched to IOS devices. I
My understanding of the english vs. american braille is that your
system uses the first possible contraction, regardless of where it
falls in the word. So, as you said, appear would have the ea symbol,
followed by the r. American braille doesn't break up sylabols,
(though that doesn't
I actually participated in this kickstarter. I thought this would be
an excellent way for me to build prototypes, project boxes, and
missing parts for various toys we have around the house that
constantly need fixing. I did pledge at the lowest level, and was
promised my pen by january
Martin, you mentioned electronic equipment getting out of whack, and
strange things happening to it. Well, I have a small heater I keep on
a shelf in my bedroom for those nights it gets too cold for simple
blankets and feather beds to cope. What I find, is that during the
times this
On Mar 15, 2014, at 4:18 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
Do you think your heater's coil is a dynamic coil thereby picking up
stuff like that?
It's possible, but I have no way of knowing without opening it up, and
I'd rather not do that while it still works. *grin*
It's one of those round
Ahh, yes, thank you Martin, I was hoping you'd pipe up with an
explanation. I knew it all made sense, I just didn't know why it
worked as it does. Glad you cleared that up for me. :)
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Check tigerdirect.com. They're always running specials. In fact, I
got an email last week about a $249 laptop that was quite high quality
for the price. Sometimes, the stuff is refurbished instead of new,
but for the price, I don't think you can do better.
Give them a look see.
Now, if
Rget is intended to continue an interrupted transfer, not sync a
folder that already exists. I've actually not tried to sync folders
via ftp the way you are doing. Normally, a perl/bash script would be
run on the host system (in this case, yours) comparing the two
folders, then ftp is
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I want to get one of these, and rig it up in a case of some sort with my
raspberry pi. I wonder how long it could power the pi. Someone I saw
online built a laptop into a case, and used a battery similar to this one,
and it ran for about 2 days off of one charge of this battery. I'd have
to
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I know a lot of folks don't like this option, but for me, it works well.
An epub file is just a zip file with all the contents of the book
compressed into a single file.
All you need to do to read an epub book is extract the file, then
navigate to the html files, and read them with your
Ahh, the mp3 being dead is a misnomer. Sure, the company that owns it
isn't offering anymore licenses, but this is because their patents on
the format is expiring. This means it's no longer necessary to buy a
license, to be able to create and distribute mp3 formatted files.
I figured this
This should prove interesting.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-security-kaspersky/trump-administration-orders-purge-of-kaspersky-products-from-u-s-government-idUSKCN1BO2CH
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The raspberry pi is a nice little computer, and it can be made
accessible. However, you don't have to wait to own a pi to learn how to
use one. The raspberry pi uses a version of linux, so any linux machine
will teach you how to use the pi as well. I have multiple raspberry
pis, and I even
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From: Travis Siegel
Sent: 13 September 2019 21:02
To: techno-chat@techno-chat.net
Subject: [Techno-Chat]: epub reader in testing
Anyone willing to take up the challenge is welcome to test my softcon reader
epub reader.
You can find it at
http://www.softcon.comm/files/softconreader.exe
Anyone willing to take up the challenge is welcome to test my softcon
reader epub reader.
You can find it at
http://www.softcon.comm/files/softconreader.exe
or you can just go to http://www.softcon.com/files/
and see it there, along with anything else that is currently out there for
use.
It's
I tried a chromebook last year, when I bought it for my daughter. I found
it usable, but extremely limited in what it can do. It would appear that
if you're looking to do anything online, (basically, anything browser
based), then chrome os is a perfect fit for you. If however, you're like
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